What to do if you have dull pain in your bladder

If you feel a dull pain in the bladder area, this is closely related to inflammation of the urinary system. The most common one is cystitis. You should also be alert to bladder stones, which may cause this situation. Bad living habits may also cause this situation. For example, if you often hold your urine due to work or other reasons, this will increase bladder pressure and cause such pain.

What to do if you have dull pain in your bladder

1. Caused by holding urine

Holding urine is a bad habit that can lead to urinary tract infection. First of all, holding urine affects the normal regular urination function, causing urine to remain in the bladder for too long, increasing the chance of bacterial growth and reproduction. Secondly, due to holding urine, the pressure in the bladder increases, making it easy for bacteria to ascend along the ureter and cause pyelonephritis. Furthermore, frequently holding urine will cause the bladder to expand and remain full for a long time. Over time, the elasticity of the bladder wall will decrease, the pressure receptors will become dull, and the bladder contraction force will decrease, resulting in an increase in residual urine in the bladder after urination, and even urinary retention. Because the frequency of urination decreases, the water in the urine retained in the bladder is absorbed again, the urine is concentrated, and metabolic waste cannot be excreted from the body in time, which can easily cause cystitis. It is recommended to urinate promptly when you feel the urge to urinate.

2. Cystitis

If there is a dull pain in the lower abdomen, above the penis, and in the bladder area, but it is not obvious, and urination and defecation are normal, and this feeling only occurs when sitting, not when standing or lying down. After checking the urine, the doctor said there is no problem and to drink more water, but if there is still a dull pain, judging from the symptoms, there are obvious signs of urinary tract infection. However, if the urine test is normal, it is best to do a bacterial culture to see if there are mycoplasmas, chlamydia, etc. Recommendation: General routine urine examinations should be done several times to find problems. Urinary tract infections are common. Usually, drink more water, eat less spicy and irritating foods, do not hold urine, and you can take some levofloxacin to reduce inflammation.

3. Bladder stones

If you have had bladder stones in the past and now feel bladder pain after urinating, it is very likely that the stones have damaged the bladder and caused chronic inflammation. It is recommended that you go to the urology department of the hospital for a bladder examination to confirm the diagnosis and facilitate treatment; you can take: norfloxacin or ofloxacin, furantidine, prednisone, two tablets each three times a day, for three to five days.

The above is my answer to the remaining questions in the first paragraph. I hope you are satisfied. If we usually have pain in some parts of the body, we must not ignore them. They may be the precursors of certain diseases. We must treat them in time and never take them lightly, so as to avoid regrets in the future. Our body is our own. Only when we ensure its health can we be healthy.